Zero Server Storage
Your data never touches our servers. Everything lives in the URL, giving you complete control.
100% Client-Side
The Serverless Note App.
No database. No login. Just a URL. Create, compress, and share notes instantly, all encrypted within the link itself.
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This text is compressed and stored entirely in the URL.
Share via link → No server needed!
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Why LinkPad?
Built for privacy-conscious developers who need speed without compromise.
Native Compression
Using browser-native Gzip compression for lightning-fast performance with minimal URL size.
Zero Tracking
No analytics, no cookies, no user accounts. Your notes are truly private.
Instant Sharing
Copy one link and share anywhere. Works offline once loaded—no internet needed.
Rich Text Editor
Format your text with bold, italics, headers, and lists—all without leaving your keyboard.
Loved by Developers
See what developers are saying about LinkPad.
"Finally, a pastebin that respects privacy. I use it daily for sharing code snippets during interviews."
"The compression is insanely efficient. I shared a 5KB config file as a tiny URL. Mind blown."
"No account? No tracking? Just works? This is what the web should be. Pure engineering."
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about LinkPad.
How does LinkPad store my data?
LinkPad compresses your content using browser-native Gzip, encodes it to Base64, and stores it directly in the URL hash. Your data never leaves your browser or touches any server.
Is there a size limit for notes?
URLs typically support up to ~2000 characters in most browsers. With Gzip compression, this translates to roughly 4-8KB of raw text, depending on content repetition.
Can I use this offline?
Yes! Once the page is loaded, all functionality works offline. The editor, compression, and URL generation are 100% client-side.
Is my data encrypted?
Currently, data is compressed but not encrypted. The URL is obfuscated by compression, but anyone with the link can decode it. For sensitive data, we recommend adding a password layer (coming soon).
Do links expire?
Never! Since data is encoded in the URL itself, links work forever as long as the app is accessible. There's no database that could be wiped.